2015 ISDE Day 1 Results – Team USA Takes Lead


2015 ISDE Day 1 Results, Junior Trophy
Just as they did last year at Argentina ISDE, Australia has taken an early lead in the FIM Junior World Trophy competition. But unlike in 2014 when they topped day one by a little over thirty seconds, this time out in Slovakia the Australian squad sits three minutes ahead of their closest challengers. Sweden placed second with France third, USA fourth and Great Britain fifth in this category, the FIM reports.2015 ISDE Day 1 Results, Women’s Trophy Team
In the FIM Women’s World Trophy team competition the Australian trio of Jessica Gardiner (Sherco), Jemma Wilson (Yamaha), and Tyla Jones (Yamaha) won the opening day. Expected to deliver a strong performance, the Australian team finished close to eight minutes ahead of second placed France. While the gap between the first and second placed nations was significant, third placed Sweden finished less than one-and-a-half minutes up on Finland in fourth. The USA and Slovakia rounded out the top six, the FIM reports.2015 ISDE Day 1 Results, Class Report
In the Enduro 1 class USA’s Kailub Russell took the win, topping three of the day’s six special tests. Runner-up was Great Britain’s Jamie McCanney, 17 seconds back, while third was France’s Marc Bourgeois. Matching his team-mates class-topping performance, American Ryan Sipes powered his Husqvarna to the top spot in Enduro 2 ahead of Australia’s Daniel Milner and France’s Loic Larrieu. Australian’s Lachlan Stanford and Daniel Sanders secured the top two spots in the Enduro 3 class, separated by less than two seconds. Third fastest was Portugal’s Luis Correia.Day two of the 90th ISDE in Slovakia will take riders over the exact same course and special tests as used on day one, but perhaps in varied conditions.2015 ISDE Day 1 Results from Slovakia:
World Trophy Results1. USA, 3:42:49.48 h (Thaddeus Duvall, 44:56.69 min; Michael Brown, 45:27.76; Taylor Robert, 44:37.79; Kailub Russell, 43:52.82; Ryan Sipes, 43:54.42; Gary Sutherlin, 45:45.54)2. Australia, +1:14.17 min (Joshua Green, 44:46.56; Daniel Milner, 44:09.72; Matthew Phillips, 44:32.20; Beau Ralston, 45:52.31; Lachlan Stanford, 44:50.82; Glen Kearny, 45:44.36)3. France, +1:31.70 (Marc Bourgeois, 44:11.98; Anthony Boissiere, 44:55.83; Loic Larrieu, 44:21.76; Antoine Basset, 45:02.15; Jeremy Joly, 45:49.46; Mathias Bellino, 45:54.65)Junior Trophy Results1. Australia, 2:17:03.21 h (Broc Grabham, 46:57.10 min; Tom Mason, 47:10.05; Daniel Sanders, 44:52.53; Tye Simmonds, 45:13.58)2. Sweden, +3:06.70 min (Jesper Borjesson, 46:27.73; Michael Persson, 46:43.09; John Ramstrom, 47:55.41; Tommy Sjostrom, 46:59.11)3. France, +4:35.27 (Quentin Delhaye de Maulde, 47:36.62; David Abgrall,Women’s Trophy1. Australia, 1:40:56.66 h (Jessica Gardiner, 52:27.06 min; Tayla Jones, 50:15.14; Jemma Wilson, 50:41.52)2. France, +7:38.57 min (Blandine Dufrene, 54:03.56; Geraldine Fournel, 55.09.14; Audrey Rossat, 54:31.57)3. Sweden, +16:33.28 (Jessica Jonsson, 1:01:20.36; Emelie Karlsson, 56:09.58; Emmily Smalsjo, 1:01:54.64)E1 Results1. Kailub Russell (USA), KTM, 43:52.82 min2. Jamie McCanney (GBR), Husqvarna, +17.14 sec
3. Marc Bourgeois (FRA), Yamaha, +19.16
4. Eero Remes (FIN), TM, +36.58
5. Joshua Green (AUS), Yamaha, +53.73E2 Results1. Ryan Sipes (USA), Husqvarna, 43:54.42 min
2. Daniel Milner (AUS), Yamaha, +15.30 sec
3. Loic Larrieu (FRA), Sherco, +27.34
4. Matthew Phillips (AUS), KTM, +37.78
5. Robert Taylor (USA), KTM, +43.37E3 Results1. Lachlan Stanford (AUS), Husqvarna, 44:50.82 min
2. Daniel Sanders (AUS), KTM, +1.71 sec
3. Luis Correia (POR), Beta, +6.32
4. Antoine Basset (FRA), KTM, +11.33
5. Oscar Balletti (ITA), KTM, +20.22EW Results1. Tayla Jones (AUS), Yamaha, 50:15.14 min
2. Jemma Wilson (AUS), Yamaha, +26.38 sec
3. Jessica Gardner (AUS), Sherco, +2:11.92 min
4. Sanna Karkkaninen (FIN), KTM, +2:37.96
5. Blandine Dufrene (FRA), KTM, +3:48.42